PappaPatat

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by PappaPatat 9y ago
I drive a lot of car KM's in Europe. Apple Maps is bad when it comes to guiding me over the best (read: moving traffic) roads compared to Google Maps. As much as I enjoy particular instructions (specifically the indication of highway s
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
Thank you. The article makes more sense now.
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
When you are hosting your email / whatever on a VPS... access to your system is possible via a whole bunch of "not 2FA enabled" routes. I would treat that as the least trusted storage available.
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
"pirate transmissions" I am surprised. Only a month ago I met a guy who (as an "art project") has actually started to transmit on the shortwave. Bought an old army radio and was now jumping all over the country with the
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
The way I read it: large companies use Carbon Black to have all their files and executables to checked for maliciousness. CB then uploads these file to antivirus.com to have them checked against 50 AV engines. VT 'hides' the uploa
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
I agree with the value of monitoring the CT's since it provides a lot of useful information, but since I do not use any FB account (needed for the link above), I prefer https://sslmate.com/ which will warn (email or ap
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
You where to early, there is now.
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by PappaPatat 9y ago
Compartmentalization. Learn it. I've always made sure my team got trained and mentally supervised to prevent this exact problem (we're in... hmm call it "CERT for hire". We see shit), it makes no sense to me that Google
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by PappaPatat 10y ago
Being from Amsterdam (Where the Chinese formed one of the largest overseas Chinese populations in continental Europe) I grew up with Chinese food on Friday. Every Friday, and even on particular festive days. For my job I travel a lot and in